Cycling 2024/Men's road time trial

Men's road time trial
General information
Sport	Cycling 2024
Date	27 July 2024
Competitors	34 athletes
Venue	Pont d'Iena
Previous medalists
Gold	Primoz Roglic
Silver	Tom Dumoulin
Bronze	Rohan Dennis
Conditions
Length	32400 metres
Height	150 metres
Medalists
	Remco Evenepoel
	Filippo Ganna
	Wout van Aert

The men's road time trial of Cycling 2024 during the 2024 Summer Olympics was held on 27 July 2024 in the Pont d'Iena. With 34 athletes competing, the event was won by Remco Evenepoel from Belgium, with Filippo Ganna from Italy taking the silver medal and Wout van Aert from Belgium taking bronze.

Format

The competition exists out of a single race, in which all competitors conduct a course of 32.4 kilometres. The competitor with the fastest time is the winner of the event.

Preview

Thirty-four athletes qualified for the event with plenty of medal contenders in the field after the defending Olympic champion decided to focus on the Tour de France race.

Athlete	Nationality
Remco Evenepoel	Belgium
Wout van Aert	Belgium
Mikkel Norsgaard Bjerg	Denmark
Mattias Skjelmose	Denmark
Jan Tratnik	Slovenia
Josh Tarling	Great Britain
Kevin Vauquelin	France
Oier Lazkano Lopez	Spain
Daan Hoole	Netherlands
Alberto Bettiol	Italy
Filippo Ganna	Italy
Lucas Plapp	Australia
Brandon McNulty	United States
Magnus Sheffield	United States
Stefan Bissegger	Switzerland
Stefan Kueng	Switzerland
Rui Costa	Portugal
Nelson Oliveira	Portugal
Tobias Foss	Norway
Soeren Waerenskjold	Norway
Maximilian Schachmann	Germany
Felix Grossschartner	Austria
Ryan Mullen	Ireland
Derek Gee	Canada
Yevgeniy Federov	Kazakhstan
Laurence Pithie	New Zealand
Biniam Girmay	Eritrea
Gleb Syritsa	Individual Neutral Athletes
Michal Kwiatkowski	Poland
Achraf Ed Doghmy	Morocco
Mathias Vacek	Czech Republic
Attila Valter	Hungary
Jambaljamts Sainbayar	Mongolia
Amir Ansari	Refugee Olympic Team

Results

Result	Athlete	Nationality	Time
	Remco Evenepoel	Belgium	36:12.16
	Filippo Ganna	Italy	36:27.08
	Wout van Aert	Belgium	36:37.79
4	Josh Tarling	Great Britain	36:39.95
5	Brandon McNulty	United States	37:16.60
6	Stefan Bissegger	Switzerland	37:38.57
7	Nelson Oliveira	Portugal	37:43.15
8	Stefan Kueng	Switzerland	37:47.67
9	Maximilian Schachmann	Germany	37:50.71
10	Mikkel Norsgaard Bjerg	Denmark	37:55.32
11	Mathias Vacek	Czech Republic	37:55.62
12	Ryan Mullen	Ireland	37:57.16
13	Tobias Foss	Norway	37:57.28
14	Mattias Skjelmose	Denmark	37:57.69
15	Kevin Vauquelin	France	38:04.93
16	Magnus Sheffield	United States	38:05.24
17	Daan Hoole	Netherlands	38:06.68
18	Alberto Bettiol	Italy	38:06.77
19	Felix Grossschartner	Austria	38:17.36
20	Derek Gee	Canada	38:28.17
21	Yevgeniy Federov	Kazakhstan	38:33.98
22	Attila Valter	Hungary	38:45.68
23	Michal Kwiatkowski	Poland	38:49.60
24	Laurence Pithie	New Zealand	38:49.76
25	Rui Costa	Portugal	39:00.07
26	Oier Lazkano Lopez	Spain	39:08.86
27	Jan Tratnik	Slovenia	39:38.12
28	Jambaljamts Sainbayar	Mongolia	40:19.93
29	Biniam Girmay	Eritrea	40:20.65
30	Amir Ansari	Refugee Olympic Team	40:26.14
31	Gleb Syritsa	Individual Neutral Athletes	40:33.30
32	Achraf Ed Doghmy	Morocco	43:31.37
—	Soeren Waerenskjold	Norway	DNF
—	Lucas Plapp	Australia	DNF